Professor John Lienhard on publishing "A Heat Transfer Textbook" openly on the web

Update: 2008-02-27

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Professor Lienhard speaks about making his text book — the 3rd edition of A Heat Transfer Textbook — openly available on the web, with no charge to readers. MIT Libraries podcasts are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution, Share-Alike license. See: http://libraries.mit.edu/creativecommons.

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Professor John Lienhard on publishing "A Heat Transfer Textbook" openly on the web

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Professor John Lienhard on publishing "A Heat Transfer Textbook" openly on the web

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Professor John Lienhard on publishing "A Heat Transfer Textbook" openly on the web